Poefke

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Show HN: MetroJS – JavaScript HTTPS Client with Middleware(github.com)
3 points by Poefke 1y ago|0 comments
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by Poefke 2y ago
LINQ is much more sophisticated, translating as much of the query as possible to the target (server) language, like SQL. JAQT is not doing that. lodash, underscore, and others, had a great impact on javascript by introducing lots of functio
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by Poefke 2y ago
Author here, if you are comfortable with filter/map/reduce, than JAQT doesn't provide much benefits, I agree. My target audience is developers who aren't that used to that. I've had much more success with junior dev
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Show HN: JAQT – JavaScript Queries and Transformations(github.com)
100 points by Poefke 2y ago|31 comments
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by Poefke 2y ago
The target audience for unit tests is not the client, it is the developer. Unit tests allow you to change code with more confidence. 100% code coverage is not a useful aim, you should aim for 100% confidence in your code. Unit tests can als
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by Poefke 6y ago
Yup, it was an experiment. There is a follow up, called cobalt: https://github.com/poef/cobalt/ But its not meant as production ready code, instead I'm exploring the concept and what it means for editing, ren
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by Poefke 6y ago
Hi, original author here, I just found out my old project featured here and love the thoughtful responses. If you are interested, I've been working on a new version of and on, called cobalt ( https://github.com/poef&#x2F
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by Poefke 6y ago
The only reason I used a text format is because I wanted to keep the code as simple as possible. Only introducing extra complexity when I hit a wall somewhere. I don't know if the current format will scale to more complex use cases, bu
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by Poefke 6y ago
Agreed, you cannot edit one part without the other. But there are many situations where this is not a drawback. Nobody is writing Word documents in a text editor for example. But I'm looking at a way in which you may be able to add ann
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by Poefke 6y ago
Hi, original author here. When I started out I wasn't trying to solve a problem. I was exploring a concept I was curious about. But in the end, we (me and a colleague) ended up building it into our WYSIWYG HTML editor as an alternative
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by Poefke 6y ago
Original author here, hope is an old experiment and I hadn't updated it to avoid mixed http/https content. This solved now in the online demo.
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by Poefke 6y ago
Original author here, this is exactly right. Hierarchy and contentless annotations don't mix well. This is the main disadvantage when compared to xml/html and the like. On the other hand, using annotations with offset pointers to
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by Poefke 6y ago
Patterns of Software: Tales from the Software Community, by Richard Gabriel
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by Poefke 6y ago
I like where this is going, I have been thinking about similar problems lately and, inspired by a talk from Alan Kay, started writing down a research direction for a solution. I'm looking for feedback and other people interested in thi
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by Poefke 9y ago
If you resize the image in steps, with each resize at least 50% of the previous step, you can do a pretty decent approximation of cubic resize using the canvas. Doing this for a year now, we've gotten no complaints and we have designer